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One Signature Could Remove Marijuana From Schedule I Tomorrow

Canna Law Blog

Because the 2018 Farm Bill removed hemp from the definition of marijuana—but didn’t reference § 811(d)(1)— the AG could, today, place hemp back into Schedule I. Theoretically, we could even see a similar situation with hemp play out.

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Cannabis on the Ballot, November 4: Florida, Nebraska, the Dakotas

Canna Law Blog

Similar measures in 2018 and 2022 failed , but this one is polling pretty well. According to the North Dakota Monitor , 45% of those surveyed favor legalization; 40% opposed; and 15% remain undecided.

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Locked Out: SBA’s New Lending Policy Targets Hemp and Marijuana-Adjacent Businesses

Canna Law Blog

Since the passage of the Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018 (commonly known as the 2018 Farm Bill ), which federally legalized hemp, the SBA has updated its policies several times, including how it addresses hemp-derived businesses. But now, the SBA is stepping in where the FDA hasn’t.

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The Hidden Potential Winners of Marijuana Rescheduling: DEA-Registered Bulk Manufacturers

Canna Law Blog

DEA Registrants could collaborate with state-legal operators for seed sourcing, leveraging the 2018 Farm Bill’s hemp provisions. Potential partnerships and opportunities for DEA registrants Rescheduling could pave the way for innovative partnerships.

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Oregon’s Hot Hemp

Canna Law Blog

Most hemp growers dont care When the 2018 Farm Bill passed, legalizing hemp, many growers moved into the ODA system with no intention of growing cannabis for fiber or grain. In an old blog post tracing the evolution of regulated Oregon cannabis, I explained that in 2019 people started to use ODA licenses as cover for diversion .

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When adult-use eclipses medical: How recreational cannabis legalization has undermined patient care

The Cannigma

Over time, advocates for medical cannabis reform successfully established regulated systems that prioritized patient access and well-being (The Guardian, 2018; American Journal of Managed Care [AJMC], 2022). This trend prioritizes recreational buyers at the expense of those using cannabis for essential medical purposes (The Guardian, 2018).

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Trump & Cannabis Rescheduling: What You Need to Know

Americans for Safe Access

Laws Blog Donate Blog Home Blog "Great Things about Medical" Trump & Rescheduling Cannabis Trump & Cannabis Rescheduling: What You Need to Know Posted by Steph Sherer 1293.40pc on August 12, 2025  Has Heard “Great Things” About Medical Cannabis, Says Policy is Complicated. 321(ff)(3)).